The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 18, 1923, Image 8
AV ill Move Next Week.
Mr. (t. C. Bruce, proprietor of the
I'ure Food Store, will move next
week from hi* present corner locution
to one of the vacant At ore rooms be
tween the Hotel Camden and the Mar
jostic Theatre belonging* to Mr.
I. I.itlle. Mr. Bruce bus PC
< upWtd the < oi nor store t'? ? ? m.my
years and in one of the few merchants
who have been in business continu
ously for nearly a quarter of a cen
tury. Tho corner store wiM be occu
pied by Messrs. SehloHburg and Ka
renh, who will move tin- stock of
goods from the Fashion Shop to this
location.
Grand Rapids, Mich., suffered two
big fire losses last week among its
furniture factories with losses totall
ing nearly a million dollars. The
police have evidence to prove that the
fires were of incendiary origin.
Bandits held up the office f</rce of
the Ostermoor company, including
twenty girls, on New York's Rtfst
.Side, Saturday afternoon, and got
away with the factory payroll of $1,
600,
WHEN you buy
Goodyear Tires
from ua you yet a
quality product, at
the lowest price at
which that: quality
can be bought, and
you also get a service
that will help you
pet from those tires
all the mileage built
into them at the
factory. There's the
net of quality, price,
and service, and of
economy, too.
<,i?x/v?.jr .SVmYc Station
Dewhtr* ivi! xv II tmti rectim
tneritl //ii* new Ctmtdyeur
(frilit willt the beveled All
IWufAcr Trend anil bm h
theni up ufith itundurd
CooJvfur Servi ic
Kershaw IVlotor Co.
GOOD
YEAR
When You're
Hooked a
Bip One
That's^fevhcn you're
glad youStme here for
your tacljp ? you know
it will stand the tough
est fight he can put up.
A big assortment
from which to choose.
Mackev
*
Mercantile
Company
GENERAL V KWS NOTKS.
Koiiih of IntercM (>h( tiered From
Many Source*.
Ten earn of calcium arsenate wovpo
destroyed in a fire l hat burned three
wyrehouxe.H of the Chapman Kngin
wring tympany at Hound Brook, Nr,
.1., last Saturday. The loss was
about $00,000.
Jens VVillard, former 'woi-Jd cham
pion heavyweight tighter, defeated
FIftyd Johnson in the 1 1th round of
what wan to have been a lo round
tight, Saturday, and Luis Firpo do
feated Jack McAulilfe with, a knock
out in the third round of a lf>-round
go. Both fight# worjp pulled *?ft' in A
New York ball park under the au?
piers .of the babies' milk fund com
niittec, VVillnrd and Flrpo will have
u go about July I to decide which of
the two will meet Jack i?emp?ey,
| holder yf the world's title, 'on .Labor
l->ay. | '
I , Two hundred and fifty insane in
mates 'of an asylum at Bale, Quebec,
w'ero marched out of the institution
l early Friday morning when the
, buildings were. discovered to be on
lire.
}; A Hying boat reached Keyport, N.
?I., Saturday from Florida, a distance
of 1,800 miles, making tin* trip !in
(Jtineteen hours and carrying seven
: ifaMsuiVf^ i'K,
.A i my nirplrtiTc** and a big dirigible
balloon are to be uset^ by the prqhibi
tion enforcement forces in fighting
the rum runners along.' the eoast of
New Jersey.
The ^bodies olM 'ol. Francis II. Mar-.
? b;i 1 1 and I .'.'lit * ? 1 1 ; 1 1 ! 1 Thai lc- Webber,
ftrmy aViaUVM. who disappeared on
I'eeember 7, last, hav? been found
near iJeseanso, C'aK ' -Their machine
had st i in k a tret.' and both were kill
; ed. A long continued search was made
for tie men, but without success un
' t d 9 last Sal u rday .
The famous Ilall-M ills oiurder casv
of New Hrunswick, N. d., which was
nyt oi ion- all last fall, is about to
bieak into the ItTnelight again. Karly
arrests are aj^aiu being promised by
detectives who have hvru continually
at work in the Case since last Septem
ber. . .
M<*s. Myrtle Bowman Hayes pf Bo?
ton, rh urged with having forged the
name of ( bai lee M. Schwab. to a $'25,
000 note, and arrested last, week in
New York, has been red eased on a
bond of $10,000. She threatens sen
sat iwiial disclosures.
Win. .1. Bryan 'has asked I he. Florida
legislature to appeal to the Federal
government to protect the state
against the immense quailtities of li
quor being smuggled in from the Ha
ha mas. ,
?Six person,, 'were, killed when a
London Paris passenger afrplan<
t rashed to earth in France, yesterday.
Two of the dead are American#.
\ tea' lire of a recent musical fes
tival in l*.ond?>n was the -singing by
I'oinbineil i hop .? I'lcni i lie . mother.*'
clubs o(?the metropolis, many of the.
choristers being over To years of
age.
An a>- ociation of womfcti has. bee o
' formed at Fredericksburg, \ a., to
raise $.'(0,000 for the purchase and
preservation of Kenmore. the historic
< hmne of Hetty Washington, the only
. sister of the grfftt Hevolut ionary
chieftain.
RIC I.) PATH
? CHAUTAUQUA
1 o ' Attractions
X Including X *5
Great Comedy
Drama
"CAPl'Y RICKS."
Popular Musical
Production
"Gretchen of Holland".
Presented by
Montague Light Opera
Singers
Lieurance's Brass Choir
Metropolitan Orchestra
Wells Company
Ratto, Premier Imper
sonator.
SPECIAL
Children's Programs
NOTABLE LECTURES
On Timely Subjects
~~ r> inc. days T~
REDPATH
( 'II A I "I'AI "Ql 'A
Season Tickets $2.50
Camden Ice Co
Housekeeper, use Camden made ICE. Help Camden
with your patronage. In 1918 we came to your rescue,
and every day since.
Friendship doesn't cool water: it takes ICK, and that
we have,
We also have the best service possible, and courtesv
is our watchword. Patronize reel watjon. Telephone
18 with any complaint.
Camden Ice Co. Phone 18
Tho minimum wage luw for wo- J
men workers in the District 6f Colum
hia ha b?-en <!' * ? l? red void In the
United States > upi em? i on it .
M?w. Florence V. Murphy runs tho I
(jhS Workw?' union in Chicago, \
white her liu baud, Tim" Mm
phy, i "iiviuu a jail M'ntciuT.
At the age of 101 years Mrs. Sa<
rah (i. YarnaH of Philadelphia, is th<?
oldest stockholder in the Pennsylva
nia Railroad company.
AN ORDINANCE
(Continued from Page Three)
mits to be charged for a? follows:
Thja to be paid in addition, to the
separate license heroin required of
painters, plumbers and eleciruians,
unless r tin-ra! contract include*
same:
$100 and less than 9900 - . ? 1.00 j
From $H00 to $600 2.00
pfom 500 to $i,ooo ? ....... .ux*
From $1,000 to $2,000 5.00
From $2,000 to $3,00Q. 7.00
From S3.000 to $4,000.. 8.00
From $ 1,000 to $5,000. ..... ... 10.00
From $5,000 to $7,000 12.00
From $7,000 to $10,000 15.00
From $10,000 to $15,000 20.00
From $15,000 to $20,000 *0.00
From $20,000 to $25,000. ...... .40.00
From $25,000 to $*5,000 50.00
From $M5,000 to $50,000 100.00
From $80,000 up ............ 15U.00
Cabinet, makers or furniture
repairers : . J : ? ?r?.00
Candy manufacturers- lTl 9OI0*
ucet ion with Other business .. 1 0.00
Candy manufacturers not in
\ unmet ii>tt with any other
business ............ ... ? 10.00
( 'atidy manufacturers or deal
its en ..t reels, per day. . . . . . 100'
'Caikiy dealers hot in connection j
v illi m'ercant ile business, per
. year . . .'. . . . ,v ... . ... ; f> .? 1 a. 00
Ca\i.ag<'; buggy and wagon
d'utlei ?. not ' pav ing mer
ejiaiits' license . . . la.00
Ciiciiscs. menageries, animal
f.huw.s, wild west shows, and
Imilar exhibitions under
v.hiUt^er name carrying ten
or Ic-s number of ears for
i 1 1 a ti v porta t ion of people, ani
mals. equipment, parapher
nlia .} or fixtures connected
with or incident to the show,
net' day, or part of a day Ax lnO.OOj
t 'irf'use;;, menageries and -
shows j t s above enumerated,
and carying mo tie than ten
tars, not over 25 cars, per
day or part of a day , I . >0.00
Circuses, menageries and shows
as above enumerated and
carrying' more than 25 cars,
per d,ay or part of day joo.oO
Circus parados, or parades of
Menageries, animal shows, 1
wild west shows, as above
named when the show* locates
outside of city limits, shall
pay for each parade, the
same license as -such circus,
mcnagei ie oi other show
would be required to pay for
exhibiting within < oi pointed
j limits.
Coiii and (lour mills, each. . . JO.oo
i Cotton sied oil mills including
gins 7 a. 00
t Cotton dinners, for each gin . . .5.00
( otto'i Mills 75.00
<'ivi! engineers and surveyors.
! or e itiiei ... 10-00
l)iUK?:ist, licensed druggist
ot her tlian the proprietor.
t each a. 00
Dealers in caskets and coi'tins,
pavinM' in merchandise li
eense ?.00
Dealers in coffins, caskets, not
paying in merchandise li
cense, .per year 10.00
Dealers in second hand cloth
ing, whether connected with
other business or not . . 2. >.00
Dealers in second hand shoes,
whether with other business
or not . . 2. >.00
Dealers !n fertilizer or agents
for dealers in fertilizer, sell
ing to consumers, not pay
iilfc merchants' license. . . . 25.00
Dealers in fruit, peanuts or
cooked food on streets, per
day . 1.00
Dealer* in fish oi o\ >lers or
eithei at place of business. . 10.00
Dealers in hijes. except those
paying mercantile license . 25.00
Dealers ni ice cream, lemonade
or soda water on t he -st reet s,*
pel <la\ .... 1. 00 j
I irali'i's in junk . . . . ")0.00
Dealer.- m junk. per month. . . 25.00 j
I >ea ler- in .Medicine other than
irjju.'ii! tlrupjrist of the < ity
en her . i; t he *t reet <>i pri
v.ite property. and w hcihcr
< 1 ? ? 1 1 \ ? i i n vr the Medicine thcni
-?el\es o> thru orders to Drupf
-tores, per w (M'k POO.OO j
pi-i da\ . 20.00
Drains in millinery tfood-. "??t
pa\ iJiii' Ulcli li?nt>' liceii-? . I 5. OH;
|)ralcr> in -to. k- and ? j m i - as (
brokers . . 1 0.00
l>ia!?-r- in k ? ? i iPM'iir, .>t!.
; i i ? t >i ei r h? i . i<t h?*! than
me I i l)H lit v . . | 00. 0')
I'c:ilrr> in -t.tk- arm bonds,
a- hmkei s, pet year . 25.0'i
I ' < ? a I ? ? v s iii \v<n?(i. ma!, ij .>.ke
P?m \ ear . . 2n.no
I'imK is in m'kiikI hand ma. hitl
er \ . | :? v? a r . 25.00
Dm?!-'- 15.00
I '< ? ! I U ia II t a k 1 1 ' if ? . ? ? ;u ' ?>,
? join if e ? , " ? u ai w > ? i k. . ?? -??!!
Mir ' i a a I ?ii|f!it- . . I
?-'\i;:liitN.n<, traveling th?-a'?i
. aN. mil- ii a I or ? > * h ? ? ? . r < > i
U.nr. i."t in " p< : a ! ,j <<?,
$25. On $100. in the i <?
'?lur. <>f Mayni an?i <'ity
' ' 1 . ? i k.
I ? lit - a ' ! ah r- - . j in
. arload ?? ?T - . either 'ions rail
fuad *ta'lon. '>r other piaee
? >!" bu-ir.e-s. within the ? ity.
ami ,-oid e;t her h\ wholesale
in i ? t a i !, pei ?la\ '.n 00 '
1\ ,n ^ .Ii nr i?*?. . > ? h >? -? o:
> ' e>i m i .? J m ^ ?? i ? ? - p#? r
week 50. (M)
K.lhnir S t a ? 1. 1. t..,t * : nee
f ion ?;fh .tin .-th> - h-i-mess
per yea i ...... .*>?'. Oo .
Killing; S'ft tse.v n ... faction
wiLh Stin rtti*' "( '-m r? r?rr
year . V,0.00
} illinc Stations in connexion
with .Morale ??f r*r?. and
Melting agencies #r (!uragcs,
for sell in# tfuHolinc. ', .*1 . .'JO.OO
(Jurats and storage ;>o.oo
Gunsmith** . 5.00
Hair tlrQssora* or chiropodist*. . . 10. 04)
Harness repairers 10.00
Hotel, from twenty, i?0) rooms
. to Seventy five (75) jooms \
pur year.. 10.00
HoWl. from Seventy-five (?f>)
moms upward, per year 75.0')
Hucksters or peddlers m fruit,
vegetables, etc., including
Heady Rolling stores, eiuih
peddling goods, wares ami
other merchandise, manufac
tured articles, all fruits, veg
etables^ melons, eggs and
all other kind of, farm pro
ducts, not having regular
Htands. per year, each , 100.00
Per day 10.00
Said Hucksters or peddlers not
to s(ell on streets.
Hucksters or peddlers selling
fresh meats of any kind, or
dressed fowls on the streets
in wagons, each per year...'. 10.00
No hucksters or people selling
said fresh meats or fowls
may sell same on PeKalh
street, Church street to Mar
ket street, or on Broad street
from La Fayette to York.
Wholesale deliveries of meats
and fowl' to wholesale meat
maikets may be made on
said prohibited areas. All
such wagons from which;
said fresh meats may bo
sold during every month
of the .\ear except December
January, Kebruarv, to keep
the meats- on said wagons in
refrigerators? of siifficient ca
pacity to carry (hi- said
stock and all portions of
said wagons not taken up
liv refrigerators to he screen
ed and i< i refrigerators at
all times to be kept in u
sanitary condition, .-subject
at all times- to inspection
by the health officer, or
anyone designated by him.
N'o license for sale of such
meats in wagolis on streets
is to In granted by the City
without the application first
being submitted and approv
ed by the health officer of
the city of Camden.
lee dealers ("s ........ 10. dO
Ice manufacturers, each factory' 25.0O
Labor agents per year ...... 250.00
Per day 50.00
Land Joan companies, or agents
lending money on real Es
tate, by mortgage or other- ?
wise 20. 00
Laundries 10.00
Firms of lawyers for one mem
ber : . 1 5.00
Lawyers 15.tK)
Kaeh additional member 10.00
, Lenders of money, on personal
property, whether in connec
tion with other business o?
u<>t, except such as are
. otherwise specified iri this
ordinance 1 ,000.0u
Livery. feed and sales stables. .25.0'?
Livery and d ravage business
for each animal : . . .5.00
: Lumber dealers or brokers, re
j tail whether resident or not.
other than lumber or shin
j gles from timber or land
owned by sellers 20.00
' Lunch stands. 10.00
House painters, paper hang
] ers, interior decorators tak
i ing contracts, per year 15.00
, Steeple jack painters, per
year 15.00
' Per day ' 1.00
| Piano tuners, repairers of mu
'sical instruments, per year... 5.00
Muchine shops ...''5.00
j Moving picture shows, for each
place (ff business 50.00
| .Manufacturers- or bottlers of
soda water. Coca Cola, ginger
ale , and such Jike soft
drinks 25.00
! Musical instruments, whether
i c orriiected with other business
??r not . 1 ,=>.oo
Manufacturers of ice cream,
WOt iii t ojuii i t ion \<ith ice
cream parlors, (km* year. ..... 1O.00
Moat Markets, /green groce
i u s, per your 80.00
All markets to be sconed in
accordance with the direct , ? .
'"'is of the Board of HfaTTTr" Tj
and subject at all times to
inspyetion by t hi' Board of
llu?lth and kept in sanitary
condition.
Newspapers, whether connected
with job work or not 15,00
Old lifts* sales 50.00
Oculists or opticians .......... 15.00
Peddlers or agents soliciting
or delivering photographs,
lithographs, pictures, etc.,
for copying or enlarging per
week ? ? 8tt.0P
Peddlers; or vendors selling
merchandise of any descrip- ?
tion per week 100.00
P<er day 20.00
Physicians and Surgeons or
cither 15.00
Physicians and.* surgeons, or
either, iip firms, for first4
member ..... ? . - ... 5.00
For said additional member. . 10.00
Popcorn and peanut parehers
each hot in connection with
other business 10.00
Printers, job In connection with
newspapers ? ? 5,00
Photographers v. 10;00
Photographers, per day 5.00
Pressing club* . 10.00
Plumbers, gas fitters, heat- j
ing contractors, tinners and
steam titters, or either, tak- ^ i
ing contracts , . 15,00 ,
That no such license shall be issued .
until the applicant shall first standi
a satisfactory elimination before j
the Inspect or of Sewer age." v
Heal estate agents' 25.00 (
Restaurants, cal'es and cook i
shop, each 25.00 j
Saddle >r buggv horse lor hire
'.'each. . . ... ? ? 5.00 j
'.Salvage companies or person^, {
taking charge of mercantile . >
stock: or other slock not
their own, per day. . 5.00 '
Shoe arid boot repairers 10.00 j
Shooting', galleries, per month. 5.00 !
Sign painters . 5.00
Skating links p. i month...... 5:00
Per year .. , 10.00
Soda founts, whether connect
ed with oilier business or not 10.00,
Stove fpnhvrs, itinerant, per
day $1.00 5.00
Stallion or Jack for service .... 10.00 '
Tailors, dyers, cleaners, or
"agents for ty^her . . 10.00
Trucks fiauling' merchandise
info or out of the City of
Camden, other than merchan
dise owned by the owner of
said truck, each year 15.00
! Undertakers .... . * .'15.00
[Veterinary surgeon 15.00 j
XVatch makers., whether con
; nected vfllh other business
I or not 5.00 |
Warebou >e, charging storage.. 25.00 I
Class No. 2. *?
Business or income basis, $1,000 J
<?n each additional $1,000,. ten cents t
i per $1,000. \\,here the gross annual
income fi'om the business, callings or ?
professions enumerated in the fol- j
lowing schedule, shall be One Thou- ;
i sand Dollars or less, the license sha'l 1
I be at the rate set forth in said sched- |
j u!t ; and where the gross annual in- i
I come exceeds One Thousand Dollars:
the license shall hi- increased from J
[the amount set forth in said schedule]
j at the rate of ten cents for each On" j
I Thousand Dollars of gross income in j
excess- of One Thousand Dollars.
Banks, fifty cents, and fifty cents on'
each Si, 000.00 of capital and sur- j
plus. . j
Kx press Companies or agen
cies for business dotle exclu
sively in the City of Camden j
and not including any busi
ness done to or from points j
without the State, and not in
cluding any busines done
for the government of the
I'nited States, its officers or j
agents . 75.00 !
Railroads, for business done
exclusively within the City
of Camden, and nut nu hi. ?
r ing busines# done to or
"fi(oin point* without the
State, and not including any
busines due for the Ijovorn
meat of 'the United States,
*** it\ , of titers or agents for
i h rond.ontei'ing tin- city ioo.w>
Telegraph eompwnicH ??? agen
tivl eaeW", for business done
within the 6ity of Camden,
with points within the State,
not including <*ny feuffaess
don? foi*. the government of
tlu- lint ?*<l States when said
toletfraph companies main
.tain one hundred (100) of.
tlces <?r less whether or not
said offlees are run in con.
nection with any railroad st?
tion within the State r?0.CH>
Telephone Companies or ajRve.
? ciq?, eae^i for business 4o(m>
within the City of Canni
with points within the State,
and not including any bn.^i
nefcs done for the govern
ment of the United States., loo.oo*
Tea room or gift shops not
a charitable organization,.. 00.0Q
* '.. > Class No. 8 .
Business or income basis,. .<l,00(J
on each additional $1,000 ten cents
per $1,000. Where the gross annual
income from the business, calling, or
profesions A enumerated in ih ? f0i.
lowing schedule shall be Oiu Thou- ,
? sand Dollars or less, the lic? >i<;, shall
be at the rate set forth in sai I ached*
i lie, and where the gross annual in
?eome .exceeds One ThousaiyJ 1 ?ollar?,
the license shall be increased from
the am unit set forth in said sr'nedule
at . the mi. e of ten cents for each Ony
il'liousand Dolars of gross income in
It^cess-m' One Thousand Dollars.
Merchants . sto'eks, retail or
wholesale, including all clyss
r> 6s of pierehants, drugs, jew
elry, buggies, harness, havd
ware,VVvC. ?/
'.Me r c h a ndi s e I . i e n Ac .
1 ,6s' than $300, per year fi.OQ
8300 less thaii $500, per year ...7.50
$500 less than $1,000, per year . .15.00
$1,000 less than $1,500, per year 20.00
$1 ,500* less than $2,000, per year 25.00
S2.000 less Utah $2,500 per year 30.00
$2. ">00 loss than $3,500 per year 35.06
$3,^00 less than $4,000 per year iO.Co
$l|)00 less than $4,500 per year 45.00
$4,500 less than $5,000. per year 50.00
$5,000 less than $5,500, per year 55.00
$5,500 less than $O.OQO per year (50.00
$(>.000 less than $(5,500, per year (15.0')
$0,500 less than $7,000, per year 70.00
$7,000 less than $7,500, per year 75.00
$10,000 and above, pt*r year.. .100.00
Accident, Automobile, Casual
ty, Fidelity, Guarantee Plate
(ilass or other 'like Insurance '
Company, each Company rep
resented 10.00
I.tfe Insurance Companies;
each 25.00
Insurance Live Stock (each
Company) . . ? 10.00
Section VII. The license on any
business or occupation not named in
the foregoing scheduule shall be fix
ed by the Ma\or and Clerk.
Sec. VIII. Wherever in this or
dinance the terms "persons, firm,
company, corporation or party alt?
used, tiid same shall include not
only the principals, but in their ab
sence shall include "any agent, clerk
or employee having charge, man
agement or control of the business,
calling, occupation or profession re
ferred to, and such agent, clerk or
employee shall be subject to the
penalties herein imposed for failure
ti? comply with the terms and re
quirements of this ordinance, in the
same manner as if he, she or they
were principals or proprietors.
Sec. IX. This ordinance shall g)
into effect on and from the lirst day
of May, A. I). 1923, and all ,ordi-'
nances or ports* of ordinances in con
flict herewith are hreb.V repealed.
Done and ratified in Council as
sembled, under the corporate seal of
the City of Camden, S. C., this the
25th day of April, 1923^
Alt test :
If. C;. CAKRISON, Jr.. Mayor. s
J I. (\ Singleton, City Clerk.
H L SCHl.OSBUf!G
A. S KARESM
ahr iFaaittmt ?>hoji
READY-TO WEAR FOR
LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN
(Cnmftru. $. (?.. May 15, 192L
,Ve a re Us in ^ this rr.etho: of a r. noun ?ing our 4 'Removal
a 1 e , ' 1 s tart i ng F r 1 d a y , Ma y 15-th.
our rr.e re hand i s e , vrh 1 * h you _ a- t . t-je cl' the highest
s t n r. J art, 4 s a i e of t h 1 s * } a r a c * ? ? r .v ; ; i :r. e a n a big saving
t c yen ?
*To i ve y ar. : : t h a x _r. : - rfa i vai/ues we are of
fering,- we -ire mentioning /ust * fe.\ f the -many values.
A'e have '? s j e: . i s-.-ie*
. i:<me Bran a , r c n s i s t i r. f
ins. E ver y g a r :i . e r. t u a rant ?:
rr, a Je 0 o w n s an: T e i J ies ?: t .5'
? c r. 4 ;:.oe rwear , 'Wolfhead ana
*ns , 'e . :ies, Ve5it and Step
: a* ? each.' Phillipine Hand
. Hosiery, the. famous Gordon
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::.a t. ? h every lament at. r r t Hr s ? , silk and Lisle oorr.
c. ir.y tic n , e v e r y .v ants.. .-.ha a ; *? .
Hand-rr.aae V :ie *aisr, a i s o strict iy tailored Dimities,
r'ri 'lay , May 1-th ana .'a;.r :ay :.!ay idth cr.ly , at $1.65.
S a t u r J a y j r. 1 y , .v e w . . ; ; s rose c f e v o r y Jersey Suit in
stocK at $C . 7b .
"J o s s a r f C . r s e : s -in: r a s s : r e s a : . . also be reduced*.
Coa t s , Su : t s ar. : "r-rses a * rr.es t attractive reactions.
VA'inc to the t a:* th a* tnis w : i : be a sale' of unusual
sacrifices, every sale .v ; i 1 oe final, no exchanges, approvals
or charges , luring t h . -- removal Sale. '
Cordially ycur^' ~
THE FASHION SHOP.